Owslebury, nr Winchester , Hampshire. Reported 29th July.

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Owslebury: Cleaning Up the Act! 

The new formation at Owslebury, nr Winchester, Hampshire reported 29th July gives us a few clues for gathering at least one message: the hexagon, the icosahedron, and the number six among other numbers. 

The hexagon is the container/vehicle for this beauty of a formation. Essentially, it is a six-sided regular polygon made of six equilateral triangles. Snowflakes, beehive combs, basalt columns are natural examples of the hexagon shape found on Earth. 

 

1. North Pole of Saturn  2. Benzene molecule  3. Snowflake, really up close 4. Honeycomb 

 When its six sides are considered, the hexagon takes on the symbolism of balance, the union of polarity, love and Venus. The number six of the Tarot is the Lovers. When the hexagon is seen as the container for the hexagram or Seal of Solomon, it symbolizes the union of masculine and feminine, Heaven and Earth, Fire and Water. The hexagram, and by extension the hexagon, contains "The harmonious resolution and fusion of opposites [which] represent the completion of the Great Work and correspond to the six days of Creation, the Great Work of the absolute" (Melville 76). The hexagon in its own right is a symbol for the 'death' that is suffered as a purification, i.e. the baptism in water symbolizing death to the life of sin in readiness for the new life. The octagon used in baptismal fonts represents the eternal life itself. It seems that at Owslebury, we are looking at a preliminary stage. 

 

Solomon's Seal is known in Indian Alchemy as Sri Yantra.

Latin verse says: "thrice I lead from unity to unity" 

The Icosahedron is one of the Platonic solids. It represents the element of Water which is in turn related to the emotional life energy. This is interesting since the Hill  Barn formation had reference to the Goddess Chalciuhtlicue who was Goddess of Bodies of  Water as well as of baptism. This reference could be a reinforcement of the idea of some kind of change coming that includes a 'baptismal' purification, perhaps on the collective emotional level. Water is cleansing and life-giving.  At Owslebury, the icosahedron gives the impression of a huge crystal emerging from the hexagon. This makes the next association with the hexagon interesting because one of the hexagonal crystals, the emerald, is closely related to the Moon that works on water through tidal action especially during the Full Moon phase. It is also related to the Solar Plexus Chakra that deals with the understanding of emotional life through the coming together of the intellectual and the emotional in order to keep emotional balance. This leads to the acquisition of wisdom. "The emerald is a clear conscience. It is of a like vibration to that which is within the mind of man; that which causes him to desire to give wisdom [the truth within] and love to others. It has the aspect that causes him to want to think in new depths; it causes him to want to give love to others" (Richardson 70). 

     

The emerald was used to treat eye disease, to renew one's sight.

It is a symbol of rain, more water symbolism! 

From the above points of view, Owslebury formation has some ideas in common with the fantastic vitamin A formation at Four Mile Clump, namely that the eye, our way of seeing needs some cleaning up. Considering the announcement posted today on comments at Etchilhampton (2) about the immanent coming of the Star Nations, I would see this beautiful formation as an encouragement for all of us who can, to really turn to the inner self and listen for the wisdom within. Allow any negativity to fall away. In this way the process of release and preparation for a further level of awareness and living will be easy and pleasant.  

The first full moon is upon us on August 1st, and the month ends on a full moon as well. That gives us ample opportunity to heed and integrate the wise water wisdom within. This summer could be a turning point for many lives.                                

The full moon plays a tug of war with emotions individually and collectively. 

 Michelle Jennings 

Sources:                                

Bruce-Mitford, Miranda. The illustrated Book of Signs & Symbols. Reader’s Digest. Montreal. 1996

Chevalier, J. & Alain Gheerbrant. The Penguin Dictionary of Symbols. Penguin Books. London. 1996.

Cooper, J.C. An Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Traditional Symbols. Thames & Hudson. London. 1978.

Lundy, Miranda. Sacred Geometry. Walker & Co. NY. 2001

Melville, Francis. The Book of Alchemy. Barron's. Hauppauge, NY. 2002

Richardson, W. & Lenora Huett. Spiritual Value of Gem Stones.  DeVorss & Co. Marina del Ray. 1980

Walker, Barbara. The Woman’s Dictionary of Symbols & Sacred Objects. Castle Books. Edison, NJ. 1988.            

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Saturn_hexagonal_north_pole_feature.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hexagon

http://www.e3.group.shef.ac.uk/galleries/bees/index.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emerald

http://healing.about.com/cs/chakras/a/chakra3.htm

Owslebury of July 29, 2012 shows a two-dimensional “hexagon” projected around a three-dimensional “icosahedron”: only a lesson in geometry, or symbolic of 6 days from a 20-day Mayan month?  

A new crop picture near Owslebury in Hampshire on July 29, 2012 shows a two-dimensional “hexagon” projected neatly around the image of a three-dimensional “icosahedron”: 

A hexagon has six sides, while an icosahedron has 20 faces. Are the crop artists only giving us a lesson in basic geometry, or are they trying to tell us something more?  

Three different crop pictures at Windmill Hill, Oliver’s Castle or Etchilhampton suggested symbolically that there were only ten days (on July 25), nine days (on July 26), or eight days (on July 28) left until some unknown event on August 4-5, 2012, predicted apparently by another crop picture (the “polar clock”) at Manton Drove on June 2, 2012.  

Now at Owslebury on July 29, we can see a hexagonal symbol for “six days” as July 30, 31, August 1, 2, 3, 4, surrounding an icosahedral symbol for “20 days” as one Mayan month. The crop artists often use references to the Mayan calendar in their work, for example at Windmill Hill on July 25 or Etchilhampton on July 28.  

The outer border of Owslebury likewise shows six distinct grooves in its region of flattened crop: 

 

Could those be one-meter board marks due to local human construction? Or might such grooves have been placed there intentionally by the paranormal crop artists, to reinforce their hexagonal six-sided symbolism for “six days”?  

Three other details of this crop picture seem interesting. First, one of the lines from its central “triangle” lies parallel to a crop tramline, but remains offset by about 1o. Secondly, one vertex from its outer “hexagon” (perpendicular to the offset line) points approximately northeast in the field toward London. Thirdly, a telephone (or power) line runs directly over the long axis of the crop formation, in a southwest to northeast direction.  

Red Collie (Dr. Horace R. Drew) 

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Possibly Artstrological 

  The image for the astrological chart for July 30, 2012. The day is 3 Ajmaq, week of Ix, decan of Jackal. 

credit for image HERE 

 Jupiter is in the 1rst decan of Gemini which is Jewel. 

 Venus is in 3rd decan Gemini which is Pheonix. 

 Uranus in 1rst decan Aries which is Ax. 

 Sun and Mercury in 1rst decan Leo which is Jackal. (leads the way to the scales) 

Neither myself nor Artstrology agree with the meanings or interpretations which may or may not be listed at the above image site. Rather I prefer the path of research and observation,... and let the day define itself. 

 The history of Owslebury contains an incident involving a group of farm workers called the Swing Riot. It is interesting because the day of Ajmaq is a day which can be the energy of consternation from the inability to resolve an issue. Ajmaq is the 6th day, the # 6 Hexagram of the I-Ching and the 6th image from the major arcana of the Tarot. The image of the Tarot reflects the divine intervention of a relationship.

 From the 6th Hexagram of the I-Ching ...”Sung intimates how, though there is sincerity in one's contention, he will yet meet with opposition and obstruction; but if he cherish an apprehensive caution, there will be good fortune, while, if he must prosecute the contention to the (bitter) end, there will be evil. It will be advantageous to see the great man; it will not be advantageous to cross the great stream.”  

 Two separate artists born on  Ajmaq, one alive and one passed. Both painted similar images.  One is Pablo Picasso. Born 5 Ajmaq, week of E , decan of Dolphin.

The one living is Jacques Pellegrin also Born 5 Ajmaq , week of E, decan of Pheonix 

 

 credit for image to Jacques Pellegrin his websites are on this page 

This correlates with the day description of ….Peace with Creator. Sometimes we fight, sometimes we make up. Sometimes we love, and sometimes that helps to resolve issues. The story of the Swing Riot is interesting because a Farmer joined the workers and helped resolve the issue. The hexagon is indicative of “house”. Owslebury is also listed as being likely named from the Ringed Ouzel bird which the male has a a song described as mournful. 

David Odell

Regarding Owslebury, nr Winchester , Hampshire. Reported 29th July.

Hello dear friends, in this very new crop circle you can see without any doubt: 

Crop circle makers literally copied my own drawn image and have sent back as 'reply'! 

Prove: 

In my report from 2012-07-05 regarding

Wanborough Plain, nr Liddington, Wiltshire. Reported 1st July.

you find the exactly passage (I copy in): 

Here you see the surfaces of the finished icosahedron: 20 surfaces, 30 edges, 12 solid angles (German: 20 Flächen, 30 Kanten, 12 Ecken).

 

At the end of my report I wrote this (I copy in):

Who knows, may the CC-makers send another reply same as they did in 2010 when I have sent 'my crop circle' to them telepathically and the very next day they 'answered' (Crop Circle 2010, Horton). We will see... 

Now you have got evidence for telepathically conversation between a human and CC-makers. 

Please watch the new crop circle and compare with my image: 

 

From my drawing I erase only the outer circles and turn image in some degrees now: 

I'm very happy to see their clear reaction and openness to reply after the time of waiting. Certainly they needed their time for to counsel the situation. The outcome is in fact very positively! And I thank the CC-makers very much! I see all this like a 'first and careful approach' to each other. As I told before: We must be prepared whatever will cross our ways. And I said also: Light = love, truth and knowledge. So I share my big happiness with all of you: Readers and crop circle makers.Meanwhile I have a feeling that their sent image is not yet finished. I feel they want to add something. May I help you dear CC-makers? This is my circle which is meant to express a Thank You: 

 

Greetings to you and to the crop circle makers, 

Gerd Estrup, 2012-07-30  Feel free to email me if you want: gestrup@alice.de


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Miguel Etchepare

Donna Trousdale makes interesting observations on the intriguing recent Owslebury crop formation, near Winchester, Hampshire, UK. Reported on the 29th of July.

'This is the cuboctahedron with eight triangular faces and six square faces. A cuboctahedron has 12 identical vertices, with two triangles and two squares meeting at each, and 24 identical edges, each separating a triangle from a square. ...Buckminster Fuller called this form the VECTOR EQUILIBRIUM.

From “THRIVE: What On Earth Will It Take”

“Nature appears to rely on one core recurring pattern to evolve life at every scale – the torus. It is a donut shaped energy vortex that you can see everywhere from atoms to galaxies and beyond.

The torus is nature’s way of creating and sustaining life and it can serve as a template for sustainability. Knowledge of the pattern is already advancing fan and propeller technologies, powering clean, “new energy” devices, informing non-violent self-defence, and helping us better understand the nature of the “unified field.”

The underlying structure of the torus is the Vector Equilibrium, or “VE.” It is the blueprint by which nature forms energy into matter. Buckminster Fuller, one of the 20th Century’s most prolific inventors, coined the term Vector Equilibrium. He named it this because the “VE” is the only geometric form where all forces are equal and balanced. The energy lines (vectors) are of equal length and strength. They represent the energy of attraction and repulsion, like you can feel with a magnet.

You can’t actually observe the “VE” in the material world because it is the geometry of absolute balance. What we experience on Earth is always expanding toward and contracting away from absolute equilibrium. Like a wave arising from the surface of a tranquil sea, a material form is born (unfolds) from the plenum (fullness) of energy (ironically referred to by physicists as “the vacuum!”) and dies (enfolds) back into it. The VE is like the imaginable – yet invisible – mother of all the shapes and symmetries we see in the world.

Tom Jarwis

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